Moana

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Will I ever be able to watch Moana's granny dying without crying???

For info, I am an actual adult with a functional life and, generally, a good grip on my emotions!! Not usually a crier. Don't even cry at Comic Relief. I have a 6 year old so have seen Moana approximately 10,000 times and it still gets me!

If that makes you cry then don't watch Coco! I'm in bits every time I watch it 😢

I still can’t watch Encanto without being in floods at Dos Oruguitas. Can’t even listen to it without tears.

For me it’s Up

Nope, you are doomed to tears I'm afraid.

I just about cope with Moana but even just talking about Coco is impossible for me.

Moana gets me too. I cry just listening to the opening song on the soundtrack…

Encanto here too, my stomach drops every time.

I don’t mind Moana so much - I like how the grandma is immediately reincarnated as a giant flatfish!

I'm not allowed to watch Coco or Encanto. Based on the fact that I'm a sobbing ball of snot watching Moana. . .

Over the Xmas period my parents put Coco on for the kids. My dad sat watching it with them.

I, of course, had forgotten the storyline and still get so upset thinking about how much that film made my (usually stoic) dad cry that day. My nan, his mum, had died months earlier.

I don't think I'll ever be able to watch Coco again!

Sorry but 'don't even cry at Comic Relief' made me laugh 😁

That just makes you an emotionally healthy person.

I will never be able to watch Bridge to Terabithia without crying

It's the "This is not who you are, you know who you are" bit that gets me every single time.

No never but that’s what Disney is all about. You cry.

Watching Coco had me sobbing though

What is this COCO? And how do I stop my DD ever finding out about it!

The good dinosaur had me sobbing too. Had my dh sobbing too

We both looked at each other and laugh sobbed

Omg! Coco😔😩

Coco is about a boy in Mexico who wishes to play music but is forbidden by his family.

On the day of the dead, he travels to the world of his ancestors.

I won’t say any more but please do watch it. It’s a sob fest yes but it’s such a beautiful film too

Moana is my favourite Disney film, I love the music so much! It doesn’t make me cry but omg Coco, it was on on Christmas Day a few years ago, cue floods of tears, not very festive! And the Good Dinosaur too.

Jessie singing 'when somebody loved me' makes DH cry. I can't watch TS3 without tearing up, especially when Andy gives the gang to Bonnie

Coco is beautiful but Oh My God 😭🧡.

Oh god Coco absolutely broke me, I had to hide in the kitchen and open the fridge door to sob into without my 4-year-old seeing 😭😂

Moana also sets me off on a bad day, and Luca makes me weepy every single time too...

I read somewhere that 'When She Loved Me' is an analogy for when your children grow up and don't want to spend time with you anymore... Ever since then, nope, instant tears, can't cope!

It’s not when moanas granny dies that does it for me, it’s when she reappears. Then again shiny sets me back as I have memories of lockdown with my baby who is now in school and not a baby anymore and I miss those days of just hugging watching the same film over and over

The granny / stingray thing gets me too. I feel massive relief it’s not just me…

Moana is easily my favourite Disney film.

All 3 of my dd’s have been obsessed with The Greatest Showman so we’ve watched it multiple times a day week for the last 5 years… I still can’t watch his wife’s face as he runs into the fire, it gets me EVERY time (and I don’t cry at comic relief either)

Awww I usually cry at sad things but the granny in Moana doesn’t get me because she’s SO happy to be one with the ocean, plus she gets to visit! In the little mermaid, it always gets me when Ariel says goodbye to her daddy King Triton at the end…. That’s a real tear jerker. His little girl is moving on. 😢😢